Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

There were but few entertainments given
last week. With the exception OF weddings
which played q prominent part the past
seven days have been %uneventiul. These
weddings were pleasant, although quiet af-
fairs to which but few guests were hidden.
The sun shone brightly during the week for
the brides and bridegrooms who Joined
hands and hearts--'for better or for
worse" Among the marriages was that OF
A. NJ. Moore to Eliza Scott, Murray A.
Miles to Matte Coburn, and Arthur E.
Loring to Minnie Croker.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs. DR.. Leavitt spent Thursday in Glen
dale visiting her parents.
Mrs. Kingsmill and Miss Christie expect
to go to Canada soon, wherethey will spend
the winter.
The Woman's Auxiliary held q very
pleasant meeting Saturday afternoon at St.
Johns Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Chas. s. Warren recently received
the sad news OF her mothers death.
The ladies and gentlemen who are to take
part IN Our Boys" are having daily re.
hersals and are making good progress. The
play will be presented at the Opera House
December 2.
Ed Babcock was over from Helena last
week looking after business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moffet will leave
Butte. about the middle of tho week for
California where they will spend the winter.
Miss Frederick Kenyon went to Ana
ronda Friday to attend the second party
of the season given by the Lowland Club
Friday evening.
The Shakespearean Club met Friday even.
ing at Mr.. O. lights rooms at the Whar-
ton residence.
Col. Estes of Anaconda paid Butte a
visit last week. The genial Colonel's visits
are always welcomed by his many friends.
Mrs. George lockwood is spending a few
weeks in Argsnta.
w. L. Hoge, one Of Anaconda's popular
bankers, paid Butte another OF his flying
visits last week.
Mrs. Charles Beehrer is in the city again
on q visit, and is a guest of Mrs. !. G. C.
Thornton.
Mrs. Award (nee Merk), after spending a
week in the city, visiting old friends. re-
turned Thursday to her home near Twin
Bridges.
Thos. Lavell is in Wood River, attending
important lawsuit.
N. B. Ringeling will return to Philipsburg
this week.
A party of ladies and gentlemen went
down the Gagnon mine Friday afternoon.
Miss Kate O'Donnell, one Of the popular
teachers at C%enterville, has moved from
Upper Main street, and has taken rooms
at Mrs. Woodward's private boarding
house.
From a recent letter received from Miss
Katie O'Farrell. who ia in Irgland, we learn
that the young lady has almost entirely
reco cred her health. and expects soon to
visit friends in France.
Mrs. Niedenhofer returned Friday evening
from IN extended eastern trip where she
purchased a large stock Of elegant Christ
mas goods.
A. ". Swarte, of Dillon, spent Thursday
in the city.
Howard Wright, cousin OF our towns
man, James Moffett. arrived in Butte
morning, from Michigan.
Miss Clara Wilcox went to Deer Lodge,
to spend u week with Mrs. Stanley.
Mr.. Tourtillott, a representative OF A..
]. Schilling &C.,, OF San Francisco, arrived
in the city Friday.
James King came over from the capital
His daughter, Mics Laura, OK.
poets to go east oon to spend the winter.
Mrs. DR.. Newton is spending a few weeks
very pleasantly visiting friends in Salt
Lake City, Ogden, Idaho and Dillon.
Miss Mercy Walker spent Saturday in
Walkerviile the guest of Mrs. W. E. Hall.
Mrs. Birdseye, of Blackfoot, spent Thurs
lay in the city. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. D. Birdseye.
Miss De Lima Demers, who has been visit
ng Mrs.. Thos. Fletcher and sister the past
ew weeks. returned last evening to her
home in Frenchtown.
Mr.. S. F. Sully arrived in Butte from
Chicago last week to enter upon duties in
with the gents furnishing goods
OF the Bonner Mercantile Com.
oany. Mr.. Sully has had a very extensive
pratical experience in both clothing
gents furnishing goods.
Mr.. James Maulden Of Dillon was in the
a few days last week accompanied by
lis sister-in-law Mrs. Maulden.
Visitors at the Silver Bow Club for the
'urrent week we're: A. D. Simpson, San
]. W. Plummer, Granite; w. C.
3uskett, Granite; Joe. Simon, Salt Lake;
|. j. Fal|ow, Helena; H. M. Ogden; James
'atten, Phillipsburg; B. NJ. Wishart. Den.
T.. j. Smith, Eagle Rock; L. C. Fyhrie,
Dillon; II. Burfriend, Dillon; VIM. Tate
Nicholia.
Miss Boyce anne in from Woodvilie yes. !
A. A. Judges arrived in the city Saturday !
rom Omaha.
w. b. Boyers, Jr., arrived in the city yes. !
erday morning from Rochester, New York. |
w. H. Russell arrived Saturday from ]
'maha and is a guest at the st. Nicholas. |
John Nadeau left Saturday for Montreal |
the Northern Pacific railroad.
W: Jenkins left Saturday for Ottawa by
be Northern Pacific railway.
DR.. Mitchell came over from Warm Springs
esterday.
A. c. Mclean arrived in the city Satur.
ay from San Francisco.
]. Menadue and Miss Stride will be mar.
ed next Tuesday evening at the brides
Mrs. &c. Wynne is expected to arrive to.
~ from Virginia City, Mont.
Il. s. Clark and family expect to leave
ute soon for California.
r: Jacobs left the city yesterday for
ochester. N. Y.
Will Mofatt left Saturday for Kilbour
ty.
Mrs. Joe Clark entertained a party of ,
alkerville friends last Thursday evening. ]
Alice Band were present and played
me beautiful airs. That Mre. Clark un. =,
perfectly the art of entertaining
the verdict of all who have been fortu- )
tie enough to partake OF her bountiiui F,
spitality. :
John Hennessy and his sister, Miss I
ate, have moved into the O'Rourke cot i
se on Quartz street. t
[ohn Mcdonnell left Saturday for San b
ancisco. v
Vm. Dwyer, of San Francisco, is regis 4
ed at the st. Nicholas. 8
:. s. Price came up from Ogden Satur- ),
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